today question mark and michelle pfeiffer when looking for some of the trees afflicted. i've been observing us trees in the area since 2005 and the picture has changed massively. the speed at which it spread over the past few years is not a good development. yet the ash is considered a species that can cope well with climate change its wood is a favorite of the forestry industry. the clandestine killer is hyman 1st fraxinus a fungus that grows on the forest floor and produces wars. they are then spread by the wind with some landing on actually where they subsequently germinate. the fungus feeds on the tissue which slowly dies and the leaves with. from here the fungus threads to the shoots and branches it works its way to the bark and trunk where it again leads to dead or necrotic tissue. once the fungus is in the wood the disease restricts the flow of water from the roots to the crown and the tree is weakened. if the tissue at the base of the trunk is attacked other pests can invade like ash beatles or the r. malaria fungus in the worst case the tree simply falls over. o

today question mark and michelle pfeiffer looking for some of the trees afflicted. i've been observing us trees in the area since 2005 and the picture has changed massively. the speed at which it spread over the past few years is not a good development. yet the ash is considered a species that can cope well with climate change its word is a favorite of the forestry industry. the clandestine killer is hyman 1st fraxinus a fungus that grows on the forest floor and produces spores. they are then spread by the wind with some landing on actually where they subsequently germinate. the fungus feeds on the tissue which slowly dies and the leaves with. from here the fungus to the shoots and branches it works its way to the bark and trunk where it again leads to dead or necrotic tissue. once the fungus is in the wood the disease restricts the flow of water from the roots to the crown and the tree is weakened. if the tissue at the base of the trunk is attacked other pests can invade like ash beetles or the are malaria fungus in the worst case the tree simply falls over. or. yo

today christiane my heart and michelle pfeiffer looking for some of the trees afflicted. i've been observing us trees in the area since 2005 the picture has changed massively. the speed at which it spread over the past few years is not a good development. yet the ash is considered a species that can cope well with climate change its wood is a favorite of the forestry industry. the clandestine killer is hyman frank serious a fungus that grows on the forest floor and produces wars. they are then spread by the wind with some landing on actually swear they subsequently germinate. the fungus feeds on the tissue which slowly dies and the leaves with. from here the fungus spreads to the shoots and branches it works its way to the bark and trunk where it again leads to dead or necrotic tissue but once the fungus is in the wood the disease restricts the flow of water from the roots to the crown and the tree is weakened. if the tissue at the base of the trunk is attacked other pests invade like ash beetles all the our malaria fungus in the worst case the tree simply falls over. or.

today close down my heart and michelle pfeiffer looking for some of the trees afflicted. i've been observing us trees in the area since 2005 and the picture has changed massively. the speed at which it spread over the past few years is not a good development. yet the ash is considered a species that can cope well with climate change its wood is a favorite of the forestry industry. the clandestine killer is hymen o.c.i. 1st frank serious a fungus that grows on the forest floor and produces wars. they are then spread by the wind with some landing on actually where they subsequently germinate. the fungus feeds on the tissue which slowly dies and believes with. from here the fungus threads to the shoots and branches it works its way to the bark and trunk where it again leads to dead on across to tissue. once the fungus is in the wood the disease restricts the flow of water from the roots to the crown and the tree is weakened. if the tissue at the base of the trunk is attacked other pests can invade like ash beetles all the are malaria fungus in the worst case the tree said. o

today could stand and michelle pfeiffer looking for some of the trees afflicted. i've been observing us trees in the area since 2005 and the picture has changed massively. the speed at which it spread over the past few years is not a good development. yet the ash is considered. species that can cope well with climate change its word is a favorite of the forestry industry. the clandestine killer is hyman 1st frank serious a fungus that grows on the forest floor and produces wars. they are then spread by the wind with some landing on actually where they subsequently germinate. the fungus feeds on the tissue which slowly dies and believes with or. from here the fungus to the shoots and branches it works its way to the bark and trunk where it again leads to dead or necrotic tissue. once the fungus is in the wood the disease restricts the flow of water from the roots to the crown and the tree is weakened. if the tissue at the base of the trunk is attacked other pests can invade like ash beetles or the are malaria fungus in the worst case the tree simply falls over. or

are rotten even a tiny wind can topple an ash tree a potential danger for walkers that's why michelle pfeiffer 10 question mark marking angling trees they will be cut down in late fall when the bird's nesting season is over so how are things looking. trees here seem to be in good condition specially the one on the left little experts believe that about 5 percent of ash trees are only slightly impacted by the fungus they seem to be disease tolerant something researches want to take advantage of the tuna and institute up in brandenburg scientists francisco past and ben planted cuttings of ash trees they think are tolerant then they infected them with the fungus or other trees showing any effect. because we hope to see nothing although that could also mean the trusted work that's always a risk. hopefully we'll see a couple of places where there is something to see and a couple more where there is nothing. small wood chips infected with the fungus were inserted into the bark of the tree the to research is a sign school is from one to 51 means the tree shows no signs of damage find means its dead.

michelle pfeiffer nominated for a globe. just got their first michelin star? pf chang's [ laughter ] you guys - [ light laughter ] former president donald trump made his first post-presidency public appearance at the conservative political action conference this weekend, where he and his fellow republicans continued to repeat their deranged lies about everything from covid to the 2020 election to mr. potato head for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: now the grotesque symbolism of trump's return to the political spotlight nearly a year after the coronavirus pandemic upended our lives could not have been more stark remember, it was almost exactly a year ago that trump, as president, was saying stuff like this >> it's going to disappear one day, it's like a miracle, it will disappear view this same as the flu. we are testing everybody that we need to test, and we are finding very little problem. we are going to be pretty soon at only five people. and we could be at just one or two people over the next shor